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⚖️ Can stronger laws help prevent acid attacks?

⚖️ Can stronger laws help prevent acid attacks?

Pakistan's youngest MNA, Jamal Raisani, has introduced a bill proposing tougher punishment for acid attack offenders, reigniting discussions on justice, accountability, and victim protection.

The proposal highlights the need for stronger measures to combat acid violence and support survivors affected by these life-changing crimes.

 

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